But it will come at a steep price, making him one of the 10 highest-paid wide receivers in the league at $30-plus million per year. As former NFL agent Joel Corry explained last week, Tee Higgins set the market for No. 2 receivers, so McLaurin's deal should be higher than that.

Washington Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin said he hasn't decided whether he will attend the opening week of training camp next week, telling reporters on Tuesday that he is "pretty frustrated" about the lack of movement on contract talks with the team.